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Billie Eilish took a moment to honor 'Euphoria's' Angus Cloud during her Lollapalooza set

Love for late "Euphoria" star Angus Cloud made it to Lollapalooza on Thursday night, days after he died at age 25. Singer Billie Eilish paid her respects to the "Euphoria" actor during her headlining set at the four-day Chicago music festival. Her brief tribute came after the Grammy-winning singer and "Euphoria" musician Labrinth performed their song "Never Felt So Alone." "R.I.P. Angus Cloud, ...
Angus Cloud attends a private event at the Kendrick Lamar Concert hosted by Pair of Thieves in Hyde Lounge at Crypto.com Arena on Sept. 15, 2022, in Los Angeles.

Love for late "Euphoria" star Angus Cloud made it to Lollapalooza on Thursday night, days after he died at age 25.

Singer Billie Eilish paid her respects to the "Euphoria" actor during her at the four-day Chicago music festival. Her brief tribute came after the Grammy-winning singer and "Euphoria" musician Labrinth performed

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